TCL43T6C-UK 43” QLED 4K HDR TV, Fire TV (Smart TV with Dolby Vision & Atmos, HDR10+, Press & Ask Alexa, 2025 New Model)

I bought this TCL 32-inch smart TV for my son, and it’s been absolutely brilliant. He mainly uses it for Xbox gaming, Netflix, Prime Video, and YouTube, and it handles all of these flawlessly. The picture quality is sharp and vibrant thanks to the full HD and HDR features, and the sound is surprisingly rich with Dolby Audio and DTS Virtual X — much better than expected at this price.The Fire OS 7 system is intuitive and easy to use, so he was streaming and gaming within minutes. The dual-band Wi-Fi connects quickly and reliably, and the bezel-less design gives it a sleek, modern look that fits perfectly in his room.Overall, this TV offers fantastic value for money — great quality, packed with features, and ideal for gaming and streaming. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it.

Very impressive smart TV. A little slow on set up but, then I realised it was updating itself on immediate start up. Once fully set the operation is quick and smooth. The image quality is first class and the sound is good but not HiFi standard.For this low cost and its performance, its fantastic

TCL 32SF540K 32-inch FHD Smart TelevisionI bought this TV while it was on offer. This was budget friendly and it didn't need to have any type of high specs but being a Smart TV just made things a little better when using some online subscription APPs. Unlike most 32inch TV's on the market that only offered 720p resolution this offers 1080p resolution and the picture quality i felt for the price i paid was good its sharp and detailed. This does support HDR however, at this price point i would stress its probably something that your not going to notice you would possible on high spec TV though with a larger screen size. Some colours can feel a little washed out however, for the most part the black where reasonable, shadows details were ok along with the natural colours. Its not the brightest of screens though but it is well balanced and better than the TV it replaces. This does have the Fire TV OS so runs all the amazon features while also providing access to other platforms like BBC player, Disney, Netflix etc. The interface is pretty easy to navigate through and i would say this is pretty user friendly. The controller is pretty much a Fire stick remote so if you have ever used one you will be familiar with the operations of the controls. So Alexa voice control are included. Build quality was actually decent i was impressed with how thin the bezels were its more aesthetics pleasing however, visual experience its nice to see a screen without thick bezels. It does i felt make the TV look a little smaller in footprint in comparison to others which is nice if your looking for space efficiency. Otherwise the build is pretty much what i would expect its similar to all TV on the market nowadays with the plastics. The legs stands i would say i had no issues with and the TV is stable yet you can wall mount this if its more convenient.Sound quality i felt could have been better there built-in however, in a bedroom i would say there adequate you do need to turn it up slightly more than normal. Less immersive experience if your watching a movie. Overall for what i paid for the TV which was just over £100 this i felt offered good value for its features and quality of the image. Yes the sound could have been better yet for a small room it may not be so much of an issue.

For the money, this is an excellet 40" TV which we have solely connected to the internet to offer a range of live and on deman tv. We access the standard terrestial channels as well as their catch up option, Apple TV, Prime TV and Netflix. Set up was incredibly simple and we were ready to view within minutes of installing it on the wall. Two feet are provided to make an optionmal stand but we did not require these.Operation is simple and the TV starts quickly. We found the standard LED on the lower central edge a bit annoying as this unit is installed in our bedroom. We opted to use a Tapo plug to isolate the mains power, which results in the TV taking longer to start up but as we don't use it that much it doesnt really effect us.The remote is simple to use and has the option to use Alexa to control various elements. We are a bit old fashioned in this regard and simply prefer to press buttons to access what stations and option we require. It is pretty good to control and every bit as good as the LG model costing over 6 times the price of this item which is in our sitting room. In terms of picture quality, this item punches above its weight and whilst it isn't as good as our LG TV, it isnt that far behind for standard viewing. The weak point I suppose is the sond quality, it isn't bad but this illustrates that this is a budget priced TV. So it doesn't have the dynamic range of our main TV, nor is it as good as a further TV we have with a Bose soundbar, however, it does have a remarkably small price point which at £169.00 to use represented extraordinary value for money for a TV used mainly to watch the breakfast news with limited use during the day.One additional thing that this TV has encouraged me to do is to access you tube, which I haven't really done before, prefeerring to rely on my iPad. This TV has made me realise on what I have missed!Great TV, well woth the money and 5 stars. Recommended.

Very easy to set up, it does all the updates it needs to when it is switched on for the first time. Remote control is responsive.The picture quality is good and the sound is clear.. for a tiny speaker. It's ridiculously tiny sounding, it's like listening to headphones turned up and you're next to whoever is wearing them. I got an Amazon Soundbar and it fixed that and the combination work well as the TV HDMI cable controls the Amazon Soundbar without having to fiddle with the Soundbar remote.In summary, a good TV for the price, just expect to buy a Soundbar on top of it.